Every Human Benchmark Feature - Free for Everyone

Without an account

You can still take every test for free.

• Take all 30 tests
• See your raw score
• View the global average
• Compare one result at a time
• Save score history
• See percentile trends over time
• Earn achievements
• Appear on leaderboards

What you can do without an account

Everything that matters works the moment you land on the site. You can open any of the 30 cognitive tests, complete it in your browser, and get an instant score with a global percentile - no email, no registration wall, no trial timer. After each result you can generate a share card to post your score, send a challenge link that lets a friend attempt the exact same test, or jump straight into a head-to-head battle. Anonymous results are kept in your browser so you can retry and compare attempts within a session.

What a free account adds

Creating a free account turns one-off scores into a record you can actually learn from. Every result is saved permanently to your score history, your personal dashboard charts your progress over days and weeks, and your cognitive profile shows how your speed, memory, motor, and focus scores compare to global averages. You also become eligible for the global leaderboard, earn achievements for personal bests and streaks, and get training suggestions based on your weakest areas. Sign-in is one click with Google.

Score tracking and the dashboard

The dashboard is the home for everything you have measured. It lists your most recent results across all tests, highlights personal records, and plots progress charts so you can see whether your reaction time is actually getting faster or your memory span is growing. A cognitive profile view summarises your strongest and weakest domains at a glance, with per-test percentiles next to each score. Because every entry is timestamped, you can spot patterns - like scoring better in the morning - and use the trends to decide which test to practice next.

Challenges and battles

Testing yourself is more fun against someone else. After any result you can copy a challenge link - your friend opens it, takes the same test, and sees both scores side by side. For a live contest, the battle mode pits two players against each other on the same test with a shared scoreboard, ideal for settling who really has the faster reflexes. If you want a longer-term competition, the leaderboards rank top scores per test, and a free account puts your name in contention.